Like any custom project, the final price depends on your linear footage, gate choices, material costs, and your property's conditions.

For reference, 150-200 feet of 3-board paddock with wire mesh has recently ranged from $4,500-6,000, though lumber prices fluctuate with market conditions. We'll provide current pricing in your proposal. Estimates are always free!

Yes! Paddock fencing is an excellent choice if you want to maintain a sleek, open aesthetic while keeping your dog safe. We can add 2x4" black vinyl-coated wire mesh to your paddock fence for full pet containment. The mesh attaches to the fence boards and virtually disappears from view, giving you security without sacrificing your fence's clean lines. It's one of our most popular add-ons for 3-board and 4-board paddock installations.

• 3-Board: Three horizontal boards create a clean, open look. This option is comparable in price to traditional 3-rail split rail fencing. Wire mesh is typically added for pet containment.

• 4-Board: Four horizontal boards providing more coverage while maintaining the classic paddock aesthetic. The additional board increases the price compared to 3-board, but you may not need wire mesh depending on your pet containment needs.

• Estate Style: Estate-style fencing features a paddock foundation with crossmembers arranged in an X-pattern between posts, creating a more substantial, decorative look. This premium option offers maximum visual impact

Yes! We regularly combine different fence styles to create a custom look that fits your property's needs. We'll discuss all the options and help you design the right combination during your free estimate.

Paddock fencing is generally HOA-friendly due to its clean, traditional look. However, HOA rules vary - each Columbia Association village and neighborhood community has different requirements. We recommend checking your association's guidelines before scheduling your estimate to understand your options and approval timelines.

We're no strangers to HOA approvals and are happy to help you navigate the process.

Yes! Howard County's terrain often includes slopes and elevation changes, and we're experienced in installing paddock fencing on uneven ground. We adapt our installation technique to work with your property's natural landscape. During your estimate, we'll assess your lot and recommend the best approach for both functionality and aesthetics.